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Answer:
1. detract
2. distracted (past tense I think)
3. attract
Explanation:
Water, water everywhere nor any drop to drink.
Answer:
Some sounds are in contrastive distribution and others in complementary distribution.
Explanation:
The sounds [k] and [x] are contrastive,
[kano] 'do'
[xano] 'lose'
The sounds [ç] and [c] are contrastive,
[çino] 'pour'
[cino] 'move'
The sounds [k] and [c] are in complementary distribution. The palatal stop appears before front vowels, whereas the velar stop appears elsewhere. The sounds [ç] and [x] are in complementary distribution, like the stops, palatal before front vowels, but otherwise velar.
Alliteration is when you use the same beginning letters over and over. example: sally sells seashells by the sea shore. (it doesn't have to be a tongue twister)